Monday, July 12, 2010

Dearest family,

I hope ya´ll are doin well. Haha we have a new missionary in our zone that just arrived and is from Texas. He has some tough times with Spanish but he´s learning fast enough. Anyways its good to hear from you guys. Sounds like everything is pretty much the same. Its still really cold down here. It rained a ton on tuesday.. it poured the whole day straight. It was quite the adventure. So Elder Argueta has been kind of sick, he has an infection in his lungs but he wants stay here and finish out his mission. He only has 5 weeks left. We´re working hard together. We found 3 new investigators this week and one of them is amazing. We´re preparing somebody for her baptism in 2 weeks called Juanita. Rarely have I met somebody as prepared as she is. She had a pretty tough week then one day got home from work and she said that her BoM was just calling at her for like 5 mins. She went over and just started reading in a random spot then felt the Spirit really strong. Wow she is way pumped for her baptism. We´re working well with the members. This ward has a special spirit and there are some excellent members that help us a lot.

So President May visited our ward this week during sacrament meeting and gave a little talk on our motives in life. He talked about how love is our motive for everything. Christ is our reason but our motive is love. It was an excellent talk and I invite you guys to think about that a little bit. We can always apply a little more love in our lives.

Well I really hope that everything goes well with Jarem and his interview. Tell him and Tara and the kids that I love them. I´m thinking about you guys and miss you. Thanks for everything that you´ve done for me. I´ll see ya later! Chao,

Elder Webb

ps. oh we are going to be changing our house this week. We´ve been living with the other missionaries for a while but outside of our area. So we finally found a house in our sector. Basically look up Villa la Pucará. We´ll be right in front of that. Its in the valley south of the freeway. ¡Cuídense!